Board gives second consideration to adding 'stereotyping' definition to Human Rights Ordinance
Aug 27, 2026
The board advanced an amendment to the Johnson County Human Rights Ordinance that would add a definition of 'stereotyping'; the amendment received its second favorable consideration and will return for a third and final reading next week after a 5–0 vote.
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The board took second consideration of an amendment to the Johnson County Human Rights Ordinance to add a definition of "stereotyping." The motion to approve the amendment passed on a 5–0 roll call, and staff noted it has received two favorable considerations; the board said the amendment would return for a third and final consideration the following week.
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